Sentence examples for intervention drama from inspiring English sources

On television, discussions of religion most often fall into clearly delineated camps — the sticky sentiment of the divine intervention drama ("Touched by an Angel," "7th Heaven"), the therapeutic forces of personal spirituality personified by Oprah Winfrey and the moral preachings of the conservative right via tea party members and news coverage of the current political conversation.

Researchers collected stories of change attributed by 106 community members to an audio-drama edutainment intervention in 41 sites in Botswana, Namibia and Swaziland.

This preference was reflected in that the villagers initiated two additional dramas during the intervention period (weeks 10 and 15), their own street drama was based around the original intervention themes.

I can see the fights, tears, family drama at the intervention".

The cluster effect in this example is very likely to be due to the community's engagement, which suggests that the intervention as a whole and drama in particular had high cultural acceptability.

Star ratings (out of 5) Privacy **** The Silver Tassie **** An Intervention **** Michael Billington on Privacy: taut drama short-circuits the crucial debate Michael Billington on The Silver Tassie – a fine revival of O'Casey's tumultuous play.

The drama component of the intervention had the highest level of recall and preference.

Last year's race was eventually restarted after Oldfield was fished out of the water but his intervention was only the start of the drama.

Intervention activities included wall signs, posters, street drama and interpersonal communication (IPC).

It does this through the analysis of medical interventions including the wartime dramas of Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole, the birth of psychiatry as a response to shellshock in the first world war, and through David Cotterrell's installation, recording how surgical teams operate behind the lines in Afghanistan.

In general Mr. Fischer's interventions have sought to heighten the works' inherent drama, whether abstract or concrete.